This term is used to refer to canoeing that is unusually onerous and complicated due to any number of challenges such as strainers, shallow water, or too many portages. It is derived from the intense canoe passage traveled by and named for the Wampanoag Nation in Massachusetts.
Upon returning to civilization with a leech dangling from his ankle, dozens of mosquito bites and blood stained clothes, Sam's friends asked if he had just gone canoeing. "No, my friends, not canoeing. I have been wamping."
by flamingwhisper May 31, 2010
Something you do to a box, open to interpretation i suppose, all i know is that cylinders (pneumatic obviously)are required and boxes (not sure if size is an issue) are present
by DIMBY June 10, 2008
The phrase said by a random anchovie multiple times in SpongeBob SquarePants in the episode "I'm Your Biggest Fanatic" whenever Kevin got stung by a Jellyfish. In the episode, Kevin was trying to get SpongeBob to get hurt in a "rigorous test".
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